... may accept the pledges of the leaders of the Opposition, and judge from the attitude of the prominent members of the great Whig party, those prospects seem to be encouraging. Both Earl Russell and Mr. Gladstone have consented to give the Ministry a fair ...

... NEW ELECTION A. B. C. A was an Abbot, to sots not averse. B was a Bribe that camo out of his purse, C was a Contract, though Whigs may attack it, was D i who was set up to back it, an Elector, all sodden in ale, F was a Fox who had bartered his tail, G was ...

... Russell and Mr Gladstone, having thrown up their cards, must allow the Conservatives to play out the game. The constitutional Whigs are deeply concerned in the issue that may have to be determined under the Administration of the Conservative chief, and it ...

... Mr. Bright, which has democracy for its object wiirbelong to the Whigs and to those members the moderate Liberal party, who were described the late contest as Adullamites.” We look forward, however, even yet to an amalgamation such as we have hinted at ...

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... about in the mire, when be Jane, at the age of 81, woe Colonel William Winston Two Da u m Seaton, of Washington, a prominent Whig, and ways antagonistic to Genera Cses. Colonel Seaton m o o s „woe. I Dow_ is to the famous firm of Gates mid Seaton, who is ...

... industry of that Chairman delivered very address. deniltniall. ;At* it am he He oommonoed by observing thst, considering the Whig. Wtonenmilf ilii& he the 9neef. manifold attractions which prevail at this time of the and him ta further ventilate the easerisc ...

... concerned. The Whigs, for some reason or other which it is not easy to understand, have never been o liberal to those who make literature in its various forms their calling as have been the Tories. Of this, the opposition which the old Whig Government made ...

... as the literary class is - comoerned. The Whigs, for some reason or other which it hm-qtoundmunl.btnmbm thMvh@ndfllmuohiuw forms their calling as have been the Tories. Of this, the opposition which the old Whig Governuc-mwmwmolmsuurwom %o our historical ...

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... to conciliate, and to do the his power for the State, Lord Derby at first made overtures to the more moderate members of the Whig party ; and there can be no question that ,t such :i coalition could have been formed the (ministration would have been even ...

... quested hurt her in putting her out. The prisoner during her brief nay in this neighbour. hood has had more than one escape from Whig sent to St Anguetine's. She was first brought before Mr. Sayer on a charge of drunken and ,lieordeily conduct, and was Pont ...